Greenville Journal City News Highlights and Local Events
Mrs Charles Hawkins visiting in Cincinnati Miss Madge Miesse in Dayton open day public schools Monday Earl Albright from Dayton in Greenville Mrs Frank Horning Indianapolis and Mrs Wm Deardourff visiting Jackson Mich Solvester and wife back to Marion Ind Hallie Klinger visiting Grace Hopper St Joe Mich Mrs Glen Morningstar entertained friends Ed Cornell and wife moved to West Water street Miss Bertha Swope to East Cleveland OH Mrs Mary Maybrun and Callie visiting Dayton George McClure and wife from St Marys visited Greenville Lawrence Hegner from Cincinnati visiting Samuel Grubbs family Guy Heckerman and wife Richmond Ind visiting The Speakers defeated Franklin 2 to 1 in ten innings H A McCaugh ey trip to Milwaukee Racine and northwest M O Hiestand and wife Bellville Mich visiting Camp Benjamin Harrison Boys of Company M leave for camp rain scarce heart attack at West Water street George DeCamp bound over for burglary to grand jury $300 Bond Th Mr Dayton visitor at fair G A R Encampment Toledo Nightly thefts along Fort Recovery pike Mrs Jacob Arnold near four miles NW of city died of dropsy Funeral services held Green ville fair board re-elected five members Benjamin T Wallace dies aged 86 Funeral at East Fifth St Rev Brokaw Interment Greenville cemetery Cincinnati Northern wreck near Ansonia wreck disabled cars detoured to D A and Big Four. wrecking crew to clear tracks
U B Appointments From Recent Conference
U B appointments announced include C W Stevens at Arcanum and W T Frank at Brookville. Other selections list G A Wahl Eldorado W M VanSickle Germantown J M Replogle Ithaca J A Pantle Lewisburg O Weimer H Mayne New Madison G Kitzmiller Piqua J W Kilbourn Savona A Kissell Union J L Swain and Union City G P Macklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcanum
C. W. Stevens
Brookville
W. T. Frank
Eldorado
G. A. Wahl
Germantown
W.M. VanSickle
Greenville
J. M. Replogle
Ithaca
J. A. Pantle
Lewisburg
Weimer
Liberty
J. H. Mayne
New Madison
G. Kitzmiller
Piqua
J. W. Kilbourn
Savona
A. Kissell
Union
J. L. Swain
Union City
G. P. Macklin
Temperance Rally Planned in Greenville September 7
Local temperance workers announce a Greenville rally on Monday September 7 with a Central committee meeting at 1 p.m. at the M. E. church, street addresses at 3 and 6 p.m., and a church gathering at 7:30. State speakers join Y M C A Quartette of Bradford. preparatory meeting Sunday at 2:30. Committees invite workers and others. Pioneer and School Reunion urged for September 6 at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Central Committee
The
Anti-Saloon League
M. E
League
Bradford
The Sweet Potato Belt Expands Across Regions
The northern limit for sweet potato culture is indicated by a fine drawn from the border Moe of Massachusetts and Connecticut on the east coast westward to the northeast corner of Colorado. The profitable commercial area lies much further south, except along the Mississippi valley where cultivation extends into Iowa Illinois and Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Colorado
Mississippi Valley
Iowa
Illipois
Report of Clerk Geo York For Year Ending 1908
Year ending June 30 1908 reports 89 divorce suits with adultery grounds 11 and other cases including cruelty 25 drunkenness 3 and absence 50. Indictments list assault 3 rape 2 arson 4 burglary 13 embezzlement 3 forgery 5 grand larceny 6 petit larceny 4. Eleven persons indicted for various offenses with seven prosecutions and two convictions. Jury fees total 2818 50. Civil judgments 379. Inquests 15 with 2 personal crises 7 accidents and 6 unknown. Cases pending 206 carried 330 filed totaling 536. Disposed 292 30 to higher court 214 pending 1908 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. York
Petit Jury
Best the World Affords and The Ladies World feature
A testimonial extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for sores and wounds with a 25 cent price at Wm. Kipp's Sons. The Ladies' World September issue is praised for engaging stories, timely articles, and up-to-date departments. Senator Gore and Day Allen Willey are noted, and Emmanuel Church Movement is highlighted as national in scope. A subscription is urged at fifty cents a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Wm. Kipp
Sons
Gore
Oklahoma
Allen Willey
Emmanuel Church
John R. Meader
New York
The Young Ranchman on the September American Boy cover
The September issue features The Young Ranchman on the front cover illustrating the West. It continues serials by Houston, Tomlinson, and Optid with Mr Weir’s vivid Under the Great White Canvas experiences. The issue promises many fine short stories and overviews, with all articles lasting beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great West
Houston
Tomliinson
Optid
Weir
Unusual American Children Lawn Tennis A Home Industry for Boys
The article outlines hobbies and interests appealing to boys, highlighting lawn tennis and a home industry for boys. It notes 80 illustrations and a price of $1.00 per year from The Sprague Publishing Co. Detroit, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Points for the Shepherd trade article outline
The Breeders Gazette from Chicago summarizes a simple feed rack design for sheep. It emphasizes a flat bottom trough twenty four inches long with openings large enough for a head but small enough to keep feet out, suitable for mature sheep and lambs over five months. The rack accommodates silage crab and bag with a single feeding setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EL Wing
Gasette
Chicago
Sheep Handling and Wool Care in Flock Management
A practical guide on feed racks and sheep care highlighting wool quality influenced by climate, food, breeding, and age. Advice from Henry J. Wardell stresses pasture rotation, careful lambe care, and worm control with salt and tonic regimens to prevent disease and improve fleece value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambe
Henry J. Wardell
News from old Darke offers county wide and out of county rates
Every Family In ville Journal will be sent to any address in the county for $1.00 per year, six months for 50 cents, and out of the county for $1.15. Consider sharing the news with a friend at a distance who would value the Darke County updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial-Normal College
Greenville
OFIO
Simon P. Neff
Simon P. Nef
Darke County
Ohio
Ardministratrix
Bickel & Baker
Old Darke
Toledo Blade
United States
America
Blade
U.S
Addrean the Blade
Toledo
Obie
W. H. Kiester
Sarah Ellemeth Bender
Joby Woonavan
J. P
Greenville Townshio
Gio
A. D
van DR Will IL Riester
Pillinuio
Kirk Motmen
Atty
Hitching Four Horses Abreast In Grange Guide
A Breeder’s Gazette farmer explains four horse driving with common check lines. The piece notes three to six horses can be managed similarly, with adjustable straps and buckles. It also discusses Master authority in Grange hierarchy, detailing judgment calls beyond explicit law and balancing responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pomona
Bacheloer
German Gleanings on Streets and Prisons
The note discusses preferred wood block paving alongside rails on Frankfort streets, German prisons promoting chess clubs for inmate relaxation, Saxony as the most densely populated state with census data, and Berlin’s income distribution showing many residents earning under $714 yearly with most under $214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Germany
Saxony
Gerwin
Empire
Berlin
Somebodies Advice Conflicts On Hydration During Heat
A stubborn man hears conflicting guidance about fluids in hot weather. One adviser says avoid ice water, another says consume only alcohol. He obstinately mixes the two. Local dealer notes two papers for price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Greenville Journal
City News
Mrs
Charles Hawkins
Cincinnati
Madge Miesse
Dayton
Earl Albright
Frank Horning
Indianapolis
Wm. Deardourff
Jackson, Mich
Solvester
Wife
Marion
Ind
Hallie Klinger
Grace Hopper
St. Joe, Mich
Glen Morningstar
Ed Cornell
West Water Street
Bertha Swope
East Cleveland
Mary Maybrun
Miss Callie
George McClure
St. Marys, O
Lawrence Hegner
Samuel Grubbs
Guy Heckerman
Richmond
Franklin
H. A. McCaughey
Milwaukee
Racine
Northwest
M. O. Hiestand
Bellville, Mich
Mrs. Hiestand
Mateer
Company M
Camp
Benjamin Harrison
Reuben Kunkle
George DeCamp
Maher
Noah Horme
W. R. Miller
Fort Recovery Pike
Jacob Arnold
Blocher
Manuel Cemetery
Fair Board
M. L. Weisenberger
Frank Ples
Singer
Albert Harter
Norman Teaford
Irvin York
Benjamin T. Wallace
East Fifth Street
Brokaw
Methodist Church
Greenville Cemetery
Cincinnati Northern
R. R
Ansonia
Astoria
U. B
U.B
Temperance
Fair Grounds
Geo
H. Martz
Allread
Mace & Mansfield
Broadway
Clarence Balthaser, Myr
M. L. Smith
Prin
John J. Lawler
Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
Ville Journal
Furnish
Gowen
Toledo, Ohio
Staten
Bent
Price Ofane
Burplan & Profita
Erne Tatoqal Mm
John H. Koester
W. K. Turpen
Pres
F.J. Conkling
Cashier
T.C. Maher
Aas't
Caster
Adelbert Marty
Ana Canhtey
Fourth
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